Hydrostatics And Elementary Hydrokinetics
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Hence we have Digitized by Google Gases. 195 V z=V - ^ * -., ..... (l) or ^= =^, (a) 273 + ^' 273 +r ^ ^ v\p' v.p . .
or -^f-^-f-' W where ^ and T^ are the absolute temperatures of the gas.
Hence, whatever changes of pressure and temperature may be made in a (/iven mass of gas, we have the result -^ = constant (/8) between its volume, pressure intensity, and absolute tem- perature.
This most important result is the general equation for the transformation of a given mass of gas.
43. Formula in E...nglish Measures. Since the freezing point of water is marked 32° on Fahrenheit's thermometer, and the boiling point 21 2° , the fractional expansion of ffasper desrree Fahrenheit is r. , or about , of the ^ ^ ^ 180 ' 491-13 volume at 32°. This fraction is usually taken as -g^ ; and this, as will presently be seen, would place the absolute zero of temperature 460 Fahrenheit degrees below the zero of the Fahrenheit scale. The experiments of Joule and Thomson indicate — 46o«66 as the position of the absolute zero ; but for all practical purposes we can take —460.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence we have Digitized by Google Gases. 195 V z=V - ^ * -., ..... (l) or ^= =^, (a) 273 + ^' 273 +r ^ ^ v\p' v.p . .
or -^f-^-f-' W where ^ and T^ are the absolute temperatures of the gas.
Hence, whatever changes of pressure and temperature may be made in a (/iven mass of gas, we have the result -^ = constant (/8) between its volume, pressure intensity, and absolute tem- perature.
This most important result is the general equation for the transformation of a given mass of gas.
43. Formula in E...nglish Measures. Since the freezing point of water is marked 32° on Fahrenheit's thermometer, and the boiling point 21 2° , the fractional expansion of ffasper desrree Fahrenheit is r. , or about , of the ^ ^ ^ 180 ' 491-13 volume at 32°. This fraction is usually taken as -g^ ; and this, as will presently be seen, would place the absolute zero of temperature 460 Fahrenheit degrees below the zero of the Fahrenheit scale. The experiments of Joule and Thomson indicate — 46o«66 as the position of the absolute zero ; but for all practical purposes we can take —460.
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